What to do in Pembrokeshire, Wales

...miles and miles of coastal path to conquer.

The wildlife is prolific and birdwatching a fascinating past time, curlews, lapwings and skylarks fill the skies and chough, kittiwakes and oystercatchers enjoy the craggy cliffs and sandy shorelines.

...for Walkers

The amazing Pembrokeshire Coastal Path runs along end of drive. Emma can assist with collection and delivery of people or luggage. Perfect centre for path walking. Airing room and picnic lunches by request. Massages and soothing body treatments now available for tired and aching limbs. please enquire.

...check out the beaches

Build sandcastles...Barafundle, Broadhaven and Freshwater West are stunning, sandy beaches perfect for family picnics, rock pooling and splashing about. All within a ten minute drive of The Old Rectory. Clean sea and clean air exhaust the children nice and early!

...the Surf's up

Surfing at Freshwater West. National Surfing Championships. One of Britains best surfing beaches. Just 1 1/2 miles down the lane. The Old Rectory is pleased to have become associated with Outer Reef Surf School - Kit hire and Tuition now available.
www.outerreefsurfschool.com

...Sail away

Learn to sail with the RYA Sailing Course while you stay at The Old Rectory. Two or Five day sailing courses available, please phone for details 01646 661677.

...Castle Creeping

Visitors will have noticed that virtually every village in Pembrokeshire has either a mammoth church, chunky chapel or a romantic castle. Pembroke Castle built around 1300 is the nearest and probably most important monument but there are also loads of others to enjoy. Within ten or fifteen minutes of The Old Rectory there is Manorbier and Carew and then slightly further, Narberth, Tenby, Picton, Roch, Haverfordwest and of course that beautiful cathedral at St. David's.

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